Fitness is an essential part of my life! Today I attended a fitness masterclass at the Dell…read morecommunity campus center hosted by a couple of friends of mine. This was my first time on the Dell campus. It is a huge property with many buildings and parking lots. In addition, there were many green, statuese trees. It gives you the feeling that you're at a retreat as the surroundings are aesthetically pleasing. There were more than 120+ fitness enthusiasts present. In addition, for your entry fee of $18 you received Taco Deli tacos and Poppi sparkling water. There was also some cool Glow in the dark and other swag. There were several staff members present and security. Everyone was extremely helpful and super friendly. Great instructors, great participants, great fun!!!

They treat there staff like garbage and let bullying and hazing go unpunished. Robert has…read morefavoritism towards guards and lets them get away with bullying a ridiculing others. And plays along and does it as well and fires people without cause. The aquatics department is rude and disrespectful. Diego is very kind and does is job with passion he is the only one who made my experience there worth it everyone else is rude and disrespectful. Especially the aquatics management.

What a beautiful place!…read more A little traditional and somewhat stuffy, but the location and atmosphere make up for it. I recently went to an event here and the auditorium-like stage, it was a perfect fit for a quartet. In the back, is a great setting for the food. A little cramped for a HUGE production, but great for an intimate event. Outside, the building is beautiful and in a really great neighborhood. If you walk up to it from the street parking, be prepared for a steep uphill battle. However, if you park in the lot, there is an elevator that takes you up to the floor you need. I'd love to have a 25 or 50-year wedding anniversary here. Gotta wait at least another 20 years for that one.

I got married here last Saturday and am SO happy with the venue! I looked at many many places. In…read morethe end my (then) fiance and I decided that for convenience and safety (evening wedding where we would be serving alcohol) it would really be best to have our wedding in downtown Austin. We looked at many of the options for a downtown Austin wedding before choosing AWC. We had a wedding of 95 guests, had the ceremony outside in the courtyard and the reception inside in the main dining room. There are places that are newer and places that are grander, but this place happened to be the exact fit for our wedding. We wanted it to feel formal without feeling overly stuffy. We wanted a place that felt historical without feeling rundown or old lady. The pictures came out absolutely amazing in this space, and people were constantly coming to us saying how much they loved the space and the feeling of both the ceremony and the reception. This place was absolutely perfect for my wedding, truly a dream come true!

While I can't give the place 5 stars as a member going on my second year I can say this place…read moredeserves much better than the current 3.7 star rating it currently has. The renovations since the flooding here last year have improved the place. There's still a lot to be desired for many of the amenities but it's not a YMCA. The dues keep creeping up even though many of us went without a clubhouse for over a year. The course is in need of some love in many ways. Carts are getting extremely long in the tooth and the driving range is an absolute travesty. That said, the staff treats people exceptional and Arcis doesn't really care whether you come or leave. So there is that. 4.25 stars is a more deserving rating.

Poorly managed club. Arcis has a strictly corporate mentality and they really only care about…read moreprofit. River Place is my home and a wonderful neighborhood. River Place country club could be amazing also but it's not. It's far from that I have maintained a golf membership for the last 5 years and paused it because the Golf Course was in deplorable condition and there were no food and beverage offerings whatsoever because the club was shut down for an entire year. It got flooded during those heavy rains in July 2025 when they found out they had pre-existing mold throughout the entire club. So, the club was basically shut down for an entire year, yet members were still charged full monthly dues. In exchange, we got an offensive $141 a month food and beverage credit that we couldn't even use until they got their business open again. Now we have to spend the money on overpriced and not very good food or we lose it That's how this club operates. Instead of giving paying members a credit for the services and amenities they are denied, Arcis makes sure that they're going to profit off their own failure. There was no reduction in monthly fees whatsoever; all of the members were still charged full dues despite the fact that this club is out of operation. I could play tennis in the neighborhood HOA at a much cheaper cost, and frankly it would be much easier to get a court because River Place books out the courts to Concordia College and other outside entities that they collect revenue from at the expense of guests. Same with golf all too often. The club can't handle its own finances and they have to prostitute it out to outside groups so I guess they can pay their bills. I'm not sure what's going on with this Club. It's pathetic. I could join the YMCA and have a better experience than I do at River Place. They're absolute idiots as far as I'm concerned and I just don't know what to do because I live across the street from this club. I would love to maintain my membership if they could get their act together. So far they can't.

First time here today and we had a great time! So nostalgic to my childhood years. The employees…read morewere all kind from front desk to skates rental to rink helper. Fun lights, vibe, and music was really, really good! I wish they had the push carts since my little one needed help learning. Otherwise we enjoyed the low pressure, easy going environment. Great price and activity to beat the heat!

Came to Austin Roller Rink for a party and honestly, what a dump. Let's run through it…read more The place is super dingy. The bathrooms are not useable...holy shit, literally. The rink itself is old and cracked. Most of the arcade games do not even work. No issues with the service but the facility is extremely run down and just feels sad. It could really use a deep cleaning and some serious sprucing up. That said, everyone else there seemed to be having fun so maybe none of this matters to most people. In any case, not for me.

If you want to learn Cuban Salsa this is the place. I have taken lessons from Jeff Link for about…read more20 weeks . These are group lessons easy on the pocket book. He makes it so much fun and structures his teaching in a way that builds on each lesson. His enthusiasm is very real. He cares about you learning to dance. It is the best part of my week. Plus he introduces you to the social dancing scene.

I've been with Bembé for a couple of months now and it has turned out to be one of the best…read moredecisions I've made. I had always wanted to learn to dance, but I had never danced before and had no partner. I was unsure how this was going to work--but I am so glad I went anyway! Bembé had a page on FB announcing their Intro classes--no partner needed. The time and price was great--so I signed up. Located in Oakley near the Blue Manatee and Red Feather, classes are held in the Cincinnati Ballroom Company's studio. Jeff, the owner of Bembé, teaches and is the most talented, fun, and energetic guy--he is so welcoming and will always take the time so you can get the moves. And out of the 10 people in the class--only one couple! Not only did I gain dance skills, but the group and Jeff is very social as well. They go out to dance as a group frequently to Salsa bars, seminars, out-of-town trips (even international trips!) and welcome everyone! Some of the nicest people I have ever met! In fact, I kind of don't want to make this post because it is one of the best kept secrets in Cincinnati--but Bembé deserves the credit!

It presented with a high pressure sales environment. Not like the normal Home and Garden show.read more

If you're looking for windows, this is the place to find them…read more.. Used to be more entertaining with a greater variety of vendors. And they weren't so pushy in prior years.

They have picked up the pace before games with frito pie, burgers, tacos, barbecue, beer and more…read more It took minutes for me to get a frito pie (which was not really that impressive but what's a girl to do if she's hungry) and bottle of water in the "plaza" area. Fans have the option of watching any of one hundred (it seemed like that many but really probably a dozen) big screen or mid-screen televisions and just skip the stadium. Especially if it's raining! Belly up to one of the numerous bars for a Bloody Mary, beer or glass of wine.

There is not a lot to say about this program. I have tried to use it for networking, but the fact…read moreof the matter is that every networking event will require you to either purchase a ticket or drinks (or both). There is not a lot of real networking done. The most correspondence I get from them is either them asking me for me money or them asking me to attend an event and pay money. I guess the only real benefit is the ability to use UT libraries, but I can already use the Austin Public library which is already fantastic. I feel bad because my mom paid money for this thinking it would provide a lot of networking opportunities for me, but ultimately I think we were just scammed. It's a shame that they are using predatory practices to target good parents who just want to set their kids up for success. To parents still reading this, please consider just giving your child the cash amount for the alumni membership. As a recent grad, it would have helped immensely compared to the "support" and "resources" offered by Texas exes.

It's so easy to ruin a good venue by having Live Nation take over operations. Good job…read moreguys...not!! The venue is great for concerts but not with the Emo's name on it. I was reading someone else's Emo's review from 7 years ago saying a good beer was $7....i knew the prices kept going up since Live Nation taking over, but last night seeing the cheapest beer at $20 was just sad for what's historically a punk club. I was literally there seeing the most punk band ever, the Sex Pistols... But thank God I did the more punk rock thing and bought a tallboy of beer at the 7-eleven next door and drank it before going in so I didn't have to spend a dollar there. Security is mediocre to tough, but they are generally friendly. Parking is a bitch and now it's even harder since the city but a bike lane up and down the road next to the club. Luckily we just parked a 7 minute walk up the hill so we wouldn't risk towed in one of the parking lots. Only reason this isn't a 3-star review is that I see good bands at this venue and it's usually fun. But it's going downhill so I am looking forward to what they have up their sleeves for when they close in a month or so and move to a new downtown location. Surprise us! Then maybe AEG will fix up this venue when they move in...but I won't hold my breath.

I have been going to Emo's since the 90s, and don't expect much, however:…read moreWent to a show Saturday, purchased one Lone Star because I wasn't feeling like getting my buzz on. Sunday received a fraud alert on my debit card for local and online purchases, and Monday see they charged me $14.00 for said Lone Star (plus the tip i left.) Pretty sure that isn't what the screen said when I checked out. Your bartender is a thief. I may have to go there to see some bands, but they certainly will never get any further funds.